Faith is a individual sense besides any there. It’s the—the sixth sense. That’s the outside man, that God put in human flesh here, give him five senses to contact his earthly home. And the inside man, the spirit has two senses, and that is unbelief and faith. And when your faith says that you’re going to be healed as same as your sight says that—that man had on a red tie and a brown suit, it’s over. For faith is substance of things hoped for, the evidence of thing you do not see, taste, feel, smell, or hear. Amen. There you are; you believe it. And you can’t accept it now until you do believe it. And you’ve got to believe it before it’ll act. You see what I mean, friends? People stand on the platform, say, “Well, why don’t something happen? Why don’t…” It can’t happen until you first believe it, accept it, and confess that it’s right.

Believest Thou This?, 1951-10-03, New York, NY, §67